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What Is Mail Fraud?

Mail fraud covers a wide variety of crimes and overlaps with other types of fraud as well. For example, people may be accused of mail fraud and credit card fraud if the fraud involved stealing credit card applications from the mail and sending them via the mail. Essentially, any act of fraud that involves the mail is mail fraud.

Many mail fraud allegations involve pyramid schemes of some type, many of which are particularly elaborate. These cases may also involve conspiracy charges, depending on the nature of the scheme and the number of people involved.

Going To Trial To Fight Mail Fraud Charges

If you have been accused of mail fraud, you must choose an attorney with experience handling these complex cases. At the Law Office of Stephen L. Richards, we have more than 35 years of experience evening the odds for people like you. Even if you have not been charged and are merely under investigation, our early intervention could result in charges not being filed at all. If charges are filed, we will put you in the best possible position to overcome them. If you have already been charged, count on our legal team to conduct a thorough investigation, attacking all evidence against you, particularly if it was obtained in ways that defied your First Amendment rights. We know your rights and how to protect your innocence.

Ideally, we can intervene early and overcome these charges quickly. However, you can be confident knowing that you have a trial lawyer on your side. If we are unable to work with the prosecution to obtain the right outcome, we will argue your case in front of a judge and jury, as we have done many times before.

Contact An Illinois Mail And Wire Fraud Defense Lawyer For A Free Consultation

To schedule your free consultation with an experienced criminal defense attorney, call us at 773-467-7079 or contact our defense team online.

Notable Results

Accusation: Attempt First Degree Murder
Facing: 30 years in prison at 85%
Result: Post-conviction petition granted
Accusation: Solicitation of a Prostitute, Obstructing Justice, Battery
Facing: 30 years in prison at 85%
Result: Post-conviction petition granted
Accusation: Solicitation of a Prostitute, Obstructing Justice, Battery
Facing: 365 days in jail, loss of legal residence
Result: Post-conviction petition granted
Accusation: Solicitation of a Prostitute, Obstructing Justice, Battery
Facing: 365 days in jail, loss of legal residence
Result: All charges but battery dropped, one year expungeable supervision
Accusation: Solicitation of a Prostitute, Obstructing Justice, Battery
Facing: 365 days in jail, loss of legal residence
Result: All charges but battery dropped, one year expungeable supervision
Accusation: Attempt First Degree Murder
Facing: 365 days in jail, loss of legal residence
Result: All charges but battery dropped, one year expungeable supervision
Accusation: Attempt First Degree Murder
Facing: 30 years in prison at 85%
Result: All charges but battery dropped, one year expungeable supervision
Accusation: Attempt First Degree Murder
Facing: 30 years in prison at 85%
Result: Post-conviction petition granted